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Sentosa's Absolute Must-Sees

Sentosa Island features a diverse range of attractions, from the World War II coastal defenses at Fort Siloso to the themed lands of Universal Studios Singapore. Visitors can explore the marine life of the S.E.A. Aquarium, which houses over 100,000 animals, or visit the island's three distinct beaches: the active Siloso Beach, family-oriented Palawan Beach, and the quieter Tanjong Beach. Unique recreational options include the Skyline Luge, the 131-meter-high Tiger Sky Tower, and immersive 3D illusions at the Trick Eye Museum.

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Universal Studios Singapore

This huge entertainment park consists of several themed lands ranging from Ancient Egypt to Hollywood, Madagascar and the land of Far Far…

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Palawan Beach

This vast sandy beach is lined with shops, stalls, eateries and cafés. Calm, crystal-clear water and plenty of space for everyone.

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Siloso Beach

One of the beaches located on the Sentosa island, Siloso is a huge and bustling beach resort always full of people and fun.

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Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom

A heaven for nature lovers, this park is home to an innumerable variety of colorful butterflies and interesting insects for you to see.

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S.E.A. Aquarium

The Marine Life Park is a part of Resorts World Sentosa, Sentosa, situated in southern Singapore.

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Tiger Sky Tower

When in Sentosa, do not miss out this lookout tower. It is the highest observation tower in Singapore (131 meters above sea level) and the…

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Wings of Time (Musical)

An outdoor night show featuring water jets, lasers, and fire effects set against the open sea. The multi-sensory performance combines music and pyrotechnics.

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Trick Eye Museum

This small museum is full of 3D artworks creating intriguing optical illusions.

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Madame Tussauds Singapore

An iconic wax museum named after its founder, Marie Tussaud, who made the first figures herself, dates back to the second half of the 18th…

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Fort Siloso

Singapore's only preserved coastal fort served as a defense position during World War II. The site features restored gun batteries, underground tunnels, and military history exhibits.